Review on Computer chair Everprof Opera M office, upholstery: textile, color: gray by Danuta Szuniewicz ᠌

I make no attempt to appear impartial. The chair is fine and will work fine for some people. You should probably look elsewhere if you are short and prefer to sit upright without slouching. The benefits: Tilt-adjustability, quick assembly, and high-quality materials The mechanism is sleek, and the chair rotates silently, easily, and gently. Some drawbacks First, while the mesh is robust, breathable, and likely long-lasting, it can be uncomfortable to sit on if you're wearing shorts. The armrests cause the same discomfort at the elbows. Second, the landing didn't work for me, but that's probably just a matter of taste. The back of the chair is permanently reclined, and the back of the top is also slouched. This necessitates a forward and downward tilt of the head. The proper posture will cause you pain. (3) Inadequate height. The vertical range of motion of the mechanism is limited. This emphasizes the point that the chair is made for a specific height and weight range. I am 162 cm tall; the table is standard; the forearm of the arm on the table is still bent 4-5 cm at its highest position. 4. Not a con, but worth noting: the seat is very long; at my height, it ends at the bend of my knee; for shorter heights, it appears that the legs won't bend at all if the person sits all the way back.